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How scientists preserved a blue whale skeleton

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March 12, 2025

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The bones of a blue whale that washed up on a Nova Scotia beach in 2017 are about to be hung up on display at Dalhousie University. Chris Harvey-Clark, a university veterinarian, spoke to the CBC's Alex Guye about what it takes to preserve a whale skeleton.

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